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Notes: 1247 / 6 months ago from peterfeld (originally from laughingsquid)
MirrorBook Air, A Compact Mirror That Looks Like a Tiny MacBook Air
cocaine sold separately.
This is awesome.
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Notes: 198546 / 8 months ago from sasquatchmedia (originally from jmak)
jmak:
Thanks, Steve.
Our Edison …
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8 months ago
Enough said.
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Notes: 8 / 8 months ago7 Out of 10 Employers Reject Job Candidates Based on Social Media
Be vewy vewy careful! What you post could decide your future!
(Source: Gawker)
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Notes: 11 / 8 months ago
I want an iPod nano just for this feature, even though I already have an actual Mickey Mouse watch face.
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Notes: 5 / 8 months agoThe Red Sox Weren't Cursed, They Were Just Terrible
I don’t know much about the Sox, but this guy does, and his insight make for an interesting baseball story
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8 months ago
A pretty sweet info graphic on how small businesses use Social Media, and how profitable it is for them.
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8 months agoAmazon: The Only Company That Can Compete With Apple
The new Kindle fire is smaller and significantly less aesthetically pleasing than the iPad, but also more than half the price. Will people ditch beauty and brand name loyalty for a bargain?
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8 months ago
My tuition dollars at work.
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Notes: 2 / 8 months agoWhat? Germs are Everywhere? Panic!
I’m no microbiologist (and neither is the woman interviewed) but I’d say that it’s no secret that playplaces are dirty. I’d also say that kids might benefit a tiny bit from being exposed to germs, because, as I understand it, immune systems don’t grow any stronger from being exposed to Purrell and disinfectant. I loved play places as a kid, and I’m fine (the diabetes is unrelated to both playing in the playplaces and eating the food served in the adjoining fast food restaurant). So, chillax Phoenix area mom. Just admit it: you’re not testing for germs; you’ve found the ultimate way to get around those pesky height restrictions.
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